During the month of March, you can snag the Mini Stampin’ Cut & Emboss Machine at a 20% discount! This miniature machine is compatible with a large selection of Stampin’ Up! embossing folders and dies. Build your craft collection and combine the Mini Stampin’ Cut & Emboss Machine with any (or all!) of the select stamp-and-die bundles that are also available for 20% off during the month of March!
For this promotion only, we’ve brought back the previously popular Art Gallery, Celebrate Sunflowers, and Garden Wishes bundles. They will only be available in their bundle form during this promotion, so make sure to snag ‘em while you still can!
The Mini Stampin’ Cut & Emboss Machine and select compatible bundles can be bought together or separately.
There is no limit on the number of Mini Stampin’ Cut & Emboss Machines you can purchase during this promotion.
Products are available while supplies last. No backorders or substitutions will be allowed.
Bundles on sale are shown below:
Click the Shop Now button here on my blog to find these items in my store.
Our Come Sail Away Memories and More card pack can help you create beautiful Summer memories. Scrapbook all your favorite pictures this year and keep them in one place. It’s such a great way to keep all your pictures in one place and keep your memories alive. Take a look below and look at what you get.
I love to scrapbook and some days it’s not easy to find the time to sit and put it all together. These Memories and More packs are a great way to bring it all together. Let your beautiful Summer memories begin now! There are so many products in this collection, so take a minute and visit my online store here to see everything.
The Tropical Chic stamp set is perfect for all things Summer. This scrapbook spread was a lot of fun to put together. My favorite image may just be the Adirondack chair because it seems to just scream “relaxation”. Also, that lemonade glass is so inviting. You probably could add more pictures if you wanted to. I like to put it together and then look it over again. Just for the reason that I may want to add more stamping. While the pictures add the story, those leaves on either side of the page give it character.
Supplies: Stamp Sets – Tropical Chic (w-146750, c-146753) Card Stock – Shaded Spruce (146981); Pineapple Punch (146953); Granny Apple Green (146990); Whisper White (100730); Brights 12×12 (147001) Stamp Pads – Granny Apple Green (147095) Misc. – Tropical Escape Designer Series Paper (146916); Linen Thread (104199); Granny Apple Green ½” Textured Weave Ribbon (146920); Glitter Enamel Dots (146934); Tropical Elements (146919); Tropical Thinlits Dies (146831); Seasonal Layers Thinlits (143751); Large Letter Framelits (141712); Big Shot (143263); Mini Glue Dots (103683)
Measurements: • Granny Apple Green: 12” x 12” (2); 4¼” x 5½” scrap • Shaded Spruce: 3¼” x 3¼”; 4½” x 6½” (2); 4¼” x 6¼”; 4¼” x 4¼”; 3” x 11” scrap • Pineapple Punch: 4½” x 6½” (2); 4¼” x 6¼” (2); 3” x 11” scrap • Whisper White: 2¼” x 2¾” scrap • DSP: 6” x 6” (2); 3” x 3” • Granny Apple Green Ribbon: 6”; 16” • Linen Thread: 12”
Instructions:
1. Stamp leaves on the edge of the 12” x 12” pages with Granny Apple Green. 2. Cut two leaves from Granny Apple Green and Shaded Spruce scraps. 3. Also, cut letters from Pineapple Punch and Shaded Spruce scrap; cut lemonade cup from Pineapple Punch. 4. Lastly, cut Adirondack chair from Whisper White. 5. Two 6×6 DSP pieces should be attached to base with adhesive. 6. Layer mats of Pineapple Punch & Shaded Spruce together as shown in photo. 7. Add Granny Apple Green Ribbon on the mat with the square Shade Spruce. Tip: wrap a piece around the mat. Then, tie a bow and adhere with glue dots. 8. Then you can adhere mats to the base.
9. Take the small square DSP and adhere to the small square Shaded Spruce. a. The chair should then adhere to lemonade cup. b. Add 3 Granny Apple Green Glitter Enamel Dots. c. Adhere to the base. 10. Your cardstock leaves can now adhere between mats with glue dots. 11. Adhere the Tropical Elements to the cardstock leaves with glue dots. 12. Tie bows with Linen Thread and adhere to Tropical Elements. 13. Finally, adhere Shaded Spruce letters offset behind the Pineapple Punch letters; adhere to base.
Around this time, for years, Stampin’ Up! has its biggest annual promotion and it is called Sale-A-Bration or SAB. SAB has three parts which, to my ears, sounds like “something for everyone.” It ends March 31. Here are the three parts with a brief description:
For every $50 in product you put in your shopping cart, you may choose 1 absolutely FREE item out of a specially designed set of products and, just announced, a few regular products out of a current catalog. Some items are earned free with a minimum $100 order. You choose. All you have to do to get something free is make sure you have $50 of product in your cart.
If you go for the gusto and fill your cart with $250 or more, then you get a bonus $25 in more free product that is 100% your choice. That is a bonus to the host rewards you’d already qualify for. For example, a $250 order earns 10% more free ($25) so when you add the bonus that ends March 31, that’d be $50!
Instead of being a shopper, the 3rd option is to be a happier shopper by buying the Starter Kit and the 20% product discount that begins after you buy it. The Starter Kit is $99+ tax. It ships FREE. You put $125 (not a penny more) of absolutely anything you want in your cart PLUS, through March 31, you add ANY 2 stamp sets of your choice. Those sets could be to about a $101 value. No risk. No parties. No strings.
To shop, please click on the Shop Now button to the right.
To join, please click on the $99 Kit button to the right.
Please ask questions here or email me at StellarStamps@comcast.net
I am absolutely thrilled to be blogging again thanks to the genius of husband-wife web designer team Brian and Nicole Watt of Integrant Services. They are so amazingly popular that I was on a 6-month waiting list then I had to postpone while we were doing a bunch of work inside our house (which is winding down this week for now). Brian and Nicole are masters and I highly recommend them for your web design services particularly if you are a Stampin’ Up! Demonstrator.
We worked on my new logo design a lot. What does a tree have to do with stamping? Well, not sure but it is a symbol that I have always gravitated towards as a symbol of family, life, growth and stability. It weathers storms and blossoms with leaves when it’s warm. It’s such an amazing image for so many reasons.
“Stella” means star so there’s no getting around integrating some stars here or there. Don’t you love what Nicole did for me for a logo?
I plan to do my best to build a fresh routine of blogging. If you want to take this ride with me, feel free to subscribe (right column) and you’ll know when I’ve posted. I guesstimate that my blog will be over 90% Stampin’ Up! with 10% of life and humanity thrown in. No politics or religion. Just Stampin’ Up! and maybe some snippets of my world.
If you are reading this whether you are a Demonstrator on my team, not on my team, a customer or prospective customer, please know that I love what I do and I vow to share as much as I can to keep us both motivated to just stamp!
Stella MacKay
Independent Demonstrator for Stampin' Up! since 2002.
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